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Taranaki Daily News, 17 February 1916, Page 1

WANTED, ETC* RANTED TO PUKCHASE—One Ton New Season's pure White Clover Honey, in o'Olb tins, lowest price free on rail, to "Beehive," Daily News. d.n. W7ANTED—For satisfaction and savings drink "DESERT (301 A" the Queen of Teas, Most delicious and economical. MISCELLANEOUS. \yHITK SHOES—Exceptional value, late shipment, just landed all to clear at buyers' advantage.—McEwen Bros. JTJLTHAM— Carter and Co., the Wellington Drapers have just arrived for eight days only. Saturday, tilth February,/being their hist day! Reliable drapery sell'mg one-third less and in many eases one half the prices you usually pay. Note address, High Street, E. Clare's old shop. J.JIGII-GRADE White Shoes, priced low to clear quickly. The very latest, just landed.—McEwen Bros. T\o von collect "camels"? Remember, DESERT COLD TE closes on July 30; £SO in prizes. J)KSEKT COLD TEA COMPETITION —Ol Cash Prizes —First Prize £ls, Closes July 30. Save the "camels." PJ.ENTS.' Box Suits at special prices: All-wool Colonial Tweeds, stylish cut, first-class finish, wonderful value. Prices from 25s to 755, at The Kash. TJVOUXD—The most economical tea foi L family use is "DESERT GOLD" :ily Blend at 1/S. Wonderful value. RANTED KNOWN—The Daily News is the best advertising medium in Taranaki. It covers the whole of the. province, from New Plymouth to Patea, to Opunake, to Awakino, to Whanga., to Purangi. . It is read on every train, coach and 'bus. So send along your wants, for rates, etc. "TVESEUT GOLD' is alwavs a winner L/ ' DESERT COLD TEA wins for flavor, quality and value. Try it. LINEN .MARKING OUTFIT, for marking Cotton, Linen and Woollen Goods, your own name, price 2/0 complete, at The U.K. Bookshop. TROYS' Varsity Suits, in best quality washing materials, striped and plain poplin and linen. Usual price 12/0, now 7/0 the suit, at The Kash. TROYS' Tweed Norfolk Suit.=, plain knickers, sizes 7 to 14, 12/8 the suit; white Drill Hats, 1/-; Poplin Varsity Coats 4/0, at The Kash. SOMETHING GOOD FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Ij]S ACRES Predion!, rich drained kahikatea swamp; some in grass; great prospective value; six miles from Hamilton. PRICE, £l2 per acre. Cash, 10 per cent.; balance 10 J ears at s'/. per cent. 7K|2 ACHES 0.R.P., near good town, '°™ Waikato. Goodwill, £OOO. Terms, £3OO cash. 1 Kf\ ACRES, Marton, suitable for XOU mixed farming. Terms, £4OO cash, or will exchange for small farm. Worth inspection. Unencumbered property, Wangamii, in exchange for small farm. Send your properties -to Us for sale or exchange. We have buyers waiting. HARTNELL AND CO., 17 WICKSTEED PLACE, WANGAXUI. GEORGE H. BUCKEMDCE, ESTATE' & GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, EL T If A M. N.Z. Representative for Henry A. Lane and Co., Ltd., London, Butter, Cheese & Tallow Merchants. T have many of the best Farms for i)e in New Zealand. Write me for ..hat you want. WILL EXCHANGE AAA ACRES (about), on metal road, Ht " ± ' i 120 acres hush, fenced, exc about 311 acres river boundary; (i p eks; sheep-proof fences, half ploughanle: (i-roomed house, necessary outbuildings; one niile store, school, P.O. and 'phone, daily motor mail service. Price £1) acre. For a sale. £.VIO Cash. A, bargain, and the very tiling for a family man! FOR SALE, Q-3 A ACRES, on metalled motor road, ox ' ± hamly town; flat and ploughable; all grass except shelter bush; will carry 20(1 ewes, SO cows; no building; wire fences, (I paddocks, well watered; 5V4 miles railway, V/.. miles school and factory; L.1.P., rent £S 10s (less than 8d per acre. Small mortgage, about. 8 years to ran. Fries £0 per acre goodwill ; £COO cash. Xhis ?twcrty caa be milked o». ... -_